Commercial vehicle owners now have a choice of wired or wireless solutions for an effective means to help prevent costly backing accidents. Activated automatically when reverse gear is engaged, the driver is alerted to objects behind their vehicle with both an audible (active) and visual indicator (LED display). The waterproof sensors work in all weather conditions and provide the location of an obstacle (Zone Discrimination) within four (4) individual areas behind the vehicle, accurate to within one inch.
Source: Mobile Awareness
2 comments:
I find backup cameras more reliable. Sensors tend to go off in; rain, snow , tall weeds, etc (depending on where you drive).
I personally wouldn't want a detection device that alerts me to something and I am left to wonder what it is, I really prefer to see it. A backup camera is my first choice. But some of the cheaper cameras don't have much "depth perception", which can cause you to back into something. I know people who swear by a sensor for that very reason. Everybodys different.
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